RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 15 October 1923, Page 1

RACING.

[by telegraph—per tress association.] DUNEDIN RACES. DUNEDIN, Oct. 13. The second day of the D..J.C. Races was held in fine weather. The course was in good order ond there was a large attendance. The tote took £28,719, as compared with £31,051 on the second day the previous year making a total of £15.979 compared with £50.252 last vear.

Waikari Hurdles.—Red Admiral 1, FalstafF 2. Galway 3. Won by a length and n-half. Time 2.52 4-5.

Dominion Handicap.—Lava 1, Revel 2, All Rtvle 3. Won hv a length. Time .1.4 1-5. ' Dunedin Guineas.—Wild Hind 1. The Polymnian 2, Parody 3. Won hy ;t length. Time 1.1 1-5.

Knikonii Handicap.—Damp Strnitlace 1, Ravenna 2, Stream 3. Won by n length and a-half. Time 1.42. Ranfurlv Handicap.— Angelo 1, Prince Ferouz 2. Corn Rios 3. Won by a neck. Time 1.40 2-5. Shorts Handicap. -Baldown 1. Limelight 2, T’aphian 3. Won easily by six lengths. Time 3.1-1. Telegraph Wei ter.—-FFa ppy Warrior 1 Some Kid 2. Radial 3. Won easily. Time 1.11 3-5. Clarendon Handicap.— Ha i n Owl 1, Wartime 2, Vahlamo 3. AA’on by a length. Time 1.15 3-5. MAST MR TON RACKS. MAST MR TON. Oct. 13. The Masterton spring meeting concluded in fine weather. The track was holding, and there was a good attendance. The tote took CIO,00!) against £ll,000 on the second day last, year, making a. total of £19,770 against 022,720 last year. Highweight Handicap.—Sir Fancilnl 1, Proclaim 2, Sir Roseberry 3. Won by a neck. Time 2.7 4-5. Trial Handicap—Blonde 1, Hall Mark 2. Waimann 3. AVon by a head. Time 1 .22. AlcAra Handicap.—finest 1, Martian Alisa ‘2, Chimera 3. Won by three lengths. Time 1.10 4-5. f'aree Plate.—Rady Isinglass 1, AA'ill Afar bio 2. Kilmnrs 3. Won by half a length. Time 1.7 1-5. Opaki Handicap.—Kilbird 1, KahiUatea 2, Tittle River 3. AVon easily. Time 2.23. Spring Handicap.—Alorry Queen 1, Black Ronald 2, Arizona 3. AA’on hv two lengths. Time. 2.5 4-5. NVa.ipii>i Handicap.—Helen Rufus 1. All Hold 2, Pencils 3. AA’on puling up. Time 1.35. Final Handicap.—Hytinns 2. Boneeto 2. Solerino 3. AA’on bv three lengths. Time 1.21 1-5. C.J.C. RACES. WELLINGTON, Oct. 13. The following Canterbury Jockey Chili handicaps have been declared by Air .T. Henry*: Stewards’ Handicap, 2500 sovs., six furlongs.—Thespian 0.7, Glonlruin 0.0, Rational 0.2, Alany Kittle 8.10, Gold Light 8.8, Battle Scene 8.(5, Alireusontn 8.5, Murihaupo 8.4, Razzle Dazzle 8.3, Tulda. 7.13, Chimera 7.12,. Silver Peak, Limelight. 7.1 L. (lazeworthy 7.0, Bos' dieea. Kilbird. Still Sea 7.0, Peneus, Economist, Reromoana 7.4, Lovesign, Parody 7.3, Gay Juliet 7.2, Ken more, Top Score 7.1, Lady Fingers, AA ink 0.10, Laughing Stock, Paphian, Backsheesh. Refrigeration, Dancing Days, In the Pink. Soliform, Bugle Note, Barn Owl, Kilris, AVnrtunc and Glaive 0.7.

MELBOURNE CUP. SYDNEY, Oct. If. The City Ta tlorsalPs Handicap resulted: Note Master I. Cagon 2, Brown Rajah 3. Eleven started. Won hy a neck. Time 2.fit. CAULFIELD RACES. .MELBOURNE, Oct. 13 The Caul field Races have been postponed until Monday. Three hundred and thirty points of. rain Fell in 24 hours ip) to 8 a.m. to-day . For the Caulfield Cun the final acceptances close on Tuesday, instead of Monday.

RAPINE GOING AY ELL. SYDNEY. Oct. 11. Rapine departs for Melbourne on Monday. Y'esterdny lie did a fine gallop at Rar.dwick, covering a mile in 1.-I3J. The last half mile he was accompanied by Norma Tulnmdge, the four furlongs taking 51 if-see. PAPYRUS NOT AYELL NEW YORK, October 13. Air J. B. .fuel, the well-known British lurf man, predicted before sailing to-dnv that the international horse race between Papyrus and Zev, fixed for next Saturday, would have to lie postponed or cancelled, because ot the condition of Papyrus. JOEL'S PESSI.AIISAL NEAT YORK. Oct. 13. Mr Joel, who has released the jockey Steven Donoghne, to ride Papyrus, said that he had abandoned his intention to witness the race, because the sporting quality had been taken away by the inequality of the horses. He understood that Papyrus was in had condition, and would carry a greater weight than Zev.

PEERA RATH >.Y OF PAPYRUS. {Received this day at 8 a.m.) NEW YORK. October M. Papyrus covered a mile and a half easily in 2.30 3-5 in to-day's workout. Jarvis, contrary to expectations, kept the kidnev blanket upon the horse, whose soreness and slight lameness have gone. Papyrus finished strong with plenty of spued behind him. AN ENGLISH SURPRISE. LONDON, Oct. Id. A feature of the racing at Kemptor. Park, where the going was very heavy, was the defeat of the Aga Khan's flying filly. Muintaz Mahal, which hitherto had been unbeaten, in the Imperial Produce Stakes. Eight started. Mnmtaz .Mahal made the running to a furlong from home, when Arcade collared command, and won bv half a length. Tilpliossa was third. ENGLISH RACE. LONDON. Oct. 13. The Duke of York Handicap resulted Poisoned Arrow 1, Roman '2 Bachelor 3. Fifteen started. Mon by three and a-half lengths.